... MR. SAMUELSON ON THE ROYAL TITLES. Mr Samuelson, M.P., speaking at Banbury LAST night on the Royal Titles Bill, said that Mr Disraeli having created barons, dukes, bishops, and baronets, was deter- mined to outdo his predecessors and create an empress. Mr Disraeli's assertion that the assumption of the title would be a sort of Chinese wall against Russia in India was too ridiculous for ...

... GOVERNMENT SIGNAL STATION, LIZARD [S/iip* reported, by the LIZARD SIGNAL Co. as having VSSFD TH* LIZARD. 1 FSPECIAL TELEGRAM.] THI LIZARD, Tuesday.—Wind, W, moderate. Weather, hazy. Barometer, 30.0. PASSED F AST-morning-- North German Lloyd steamer Oden, for Southampton National steamer Canada, for London-both from New York steamer Marquis of Lorne, of Dublin; ships Hoang Ho, of Liverpool; ...

... SHOCKING CRUELTY TO A DOG AT At the Borough Police-court. Grimsby..James 9°^$ and James ljrady, fishermen, h;-ve been charged cruelty to a dog at sea. From the opening 8 ment, which was fuliy borne out by the deuce, it appeared that the defendants sailed jn ggj| smack Amateurs. As they were returning Ctfrrah. the third hand, toid Brady, the cook, t some turpentine on :L dog on board, which ...

... THE WE AT HE K. CARDIFF, Friday, i) p,m.-There is a sudden in- crense in pressure to-day, equal to the depression of yesterday, of three and-a-hall-cenths, The mercury now stands at 2'J.70. The temperature remains the same as the past few days, the thermometer registeriiig 60 decrees Fahrenheit. ? he wind has changed from SSE to W. Ihe weather is unsettled. ...

... SPIRIT OF THE DAILY PRESS RUSSIANS IN SERVIA AND THE CZAR. It is not improbable, says the Times, that the Emperor Alexander himself has been hostile to the rush of his sol- diers to Servia, that he may have given orders to stop the movement, and that his command s have been thwarted by the wide-spread belief in the absolving influence of suc- cess. Much is forgiven to those who win, is a ...

... Mr. Wyllie, the champion draught player,. has returned to Dundee from his tour in the United States. It is stated that the election expenses of Mr. Rupert Carington in the late contest for Bucks amounted to, £ 13,000. Lord Liggar, formerly Sir John Young, is lying ill at hiP seat, Bailieboroutjh Castle, near Cavan, and is In a prer carieus state of health. The Téméraire ironclad turret-ship ...

... CARDIGANSHIRE. MrJosiah Rees yesterday held a court at the Shire- hall, Cardigan. The Liberals were represented by Mr T. Harries, of Llechrvd and the Conservatives by Mr R. B. Jenkins. Cardigan. The result was as follows Liberals admitted, 39 Conservatives expunged, 25 total, 64; Conservatives admitted. IS; Liberals ex- punged, 8 total, 26. Total Liberal majority, 33. ...

... POOR-LAW FARMING. The value of the produce derived from the eleven acres of land attached to the schools belonging to the parish of St. Pancras, at Leavesden. near Wat,ford.Herts, during the past half-year, was as follows :—Pork and mutton, chiefly the former, £ 270; yegetables. tllo and eggs, :Cl thfl whole of which was consumed at the schools or brought to the workhouse in town. the value ...

... RHYMNEY VALLEY. HAT FIAUVRST.-The farmers of this valley are busy with the hay harvest just now, and a large quantity of prime hay has been got in. The heat is very fierce, and there are several ca«es in which the men have been ill, but all are raoovering. ...

... PONTYPRIDD. ERKE.MASGNKY- — On Monday evening, the tirst ses- sional supper oithM Merlin Lodge of freemason* WIB given at the -\ssembiy room. New Ion Po^tv pridd. Tbe lodge w .s opened in tine form Bmf.her J. Edwards Price. In tbe unavoidable absence of Brother Matthew Brother \V. Morris was iS W. The duties of the having ended, the brethren adjourned '1.o the tupiwr which bad been laid i by ...

... At he Plenary Copference to-day, -ays the P«ra C-> ...

... CHARGES ON BRITISH SHIPPING AT BREME tlH AVEN. The SlI!P!»ng and Mercantile Gazette printed an arbicle on the 22pd inst, respecting an importantrorrespondence between the Foreign Office and the firm of Messrs Glover •brothers, of Great St Helens, on the subject of certain charges levied ou British shipping at the port of Bremer- have.ii. The article isav!s -Early in September last, A^essrs ...